There are so few movies that appeal to our age group these days that when one does come along I immediately rush off to see it at my local movie theatre. Sci-fi, action flicks, superheroes,…
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The Widow’s Guide to Dead Bastards Offers Good Advice
There are many reasons I would recommend reading The Widow’s Guide to Dead Bastards by Jessica Waite. Despite the tongue-in-cheek catchy title, it’s a true story that includes love, deception, mental illness, and redemption. It…
How Do French Women Achieve That Je Ne Sais Quoi?
Every so often we stumble across a book that offers total escapism. Jamie Catt Callan’s Ooh La La! French Women’s Secrets to Feeling Beautiful Every Day offers exactly that experience. At less than two hundred…
Canadian Book On Office Politics Makes Fun of The Mundane
I don’t usually post two book reviews in a row, but I enjoyed this book so much, I wanted to share. When I started reading I Hope This Finds You Well by Calgary author Natalie…
Dolly Alderton’s Good Material Was Just What I Needed
Good Material by Dolly Alderton was exactly the right book at the right time. Having just finished reading The Women by Kristin Hannah about the war in Vietnam, I needed something light, contemporary, and with a…
Canadian Author Shares Her Family’s Fascinating Story
It’s not often I get the opportunity to review a book written by someone I know (a friend of a friend) so I’m delighted to introduce you to Tropical Rose, a book by Debbie Sands from…